Israel sanctions energy firm over fuel to Hezbollah

Israel has imposed sanctions on the British energy company Coral Oil after it transferred around 130,000 liters of fuel to Al-Amana, a company owned by Hezbollah. Reports indicate that the fuel is used for transporting weapons and supporting the party's military infrastructure, enhancing its capabilities against Israel. Although the company is registered in Britain, it is owned by a Lebanese group and operates out of Lebanon. These sanctions are part of Israel's efforts to curb Hezbollah's military and financial support.

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